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I've already answered this in a topic a LONG time ago.

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Even though I don't think God exists and I understand the intent. It really doesn't matter. We're human, mortal and frail. Even if god can/can't create a rock he can't lift he can still kick your ass with eternal hellfire. So it really doesn't matter much.

The main thing would be, if you can ask God that question then God exists. The means us non-religious types lose.

Plus I doubt an all powerful god would do what we ask, because why would he?

Although the concept really cracks me up regardless.

The answer's yes, no doubt in my mind.

I'll talk about why in the morning.

ill be looking forward to that post.

thias

The answer is easily no, because there is no god.

But if the point of that comment was to discredit what the bible says about god, there are much better examples.

My favorite is the belief that god is omnipotent, and that god has given man free will.

These two things can't both be true. If I have free will, god can not make me do anything, and if at any time god can make me do anything, I don't have free will, I only have gods will.

Funny you should ask. God and I were hanging out the other day when I asked him this very same question. He created a rock about the size of a car. Then, when he tried to lift it, he couldn't. I said, "Aha! You're not all powerful at all!!"

Then God said, "I'm God, baby! What you think about this?". He then picked up the rock and threw it at me, killing me, instantly. Then, he brought me back to life.

When I woke up, my family was dead, my home town was burned down, and my Wii had the RRoD (wtf?).

I said "God? What the heck, man?"

"The lord works in mysterious ways, baby.", he said.
Then, he left.

I don't challenge God or ask him stupid questions, anymore.

i still fail to see how those two statements contradict eachother. just because god knows what you are going to do doesnt mean he controls what you are doing.